Read this excerpt.
“But despite these responsibilities, women in the medieval times had few rights. They were expected to obey their husbands and fathers in all things. Upper-class girls were married off early, as a way for powerful families to form alliances and build their wealth.”

What do you think about this paragraph? How would you feel if this was you?

what is the type of organisational pattern of at the head of her class and homeless and why?
what was the effect of this on the reader? what was the purpose of the article?

In the book The Lost Symbol chapter 40, there is an instance of foreshadowing. What is it?​

On page 225, there is a simile. What is it?

Suppose you are a LEGO model designer working on a new project.

Write a story about your experience, including what you're working on and how you're using your imagination and problem-solving skills.

PLEASE HURRY
(multiple choice)

Jen’s house contains the following devices:

Jen’s laptop, which is wirelessly connected to the home network router and turned on
her husband’s PC, which connects to the router by a cable but is turned off
her mother’s virus-infected computer, which has been unplugged from the router
her daughter’s smart phone, which is wirelessly connected to the router
Select all that are correct:


A). Jen’s network is a cloud.
B). Jen’s mother’s computer is not part of the network.
C). Jen’s network is a WAN.
D). Jen’s network is a processor.
E). There are three networked computers in Jen’s house.
F). Jen’s router is a server.
G). All the computers in Jen’s home besides her mother’s are peers, whereas her mother’s computer is a slave.

The committee urged that Travis should consider his vote carefully. what is the best substitute for the verb phrase should consider in the sentence.
a.) consider
b.) will consider
c.) considers
d.) would consider

LEGO Builders Can Go Pro
Let's say you're spending the day building a LEGO model. You rummage through multitudes of multicolored bricks until you spot—aha!—just the right sizes and shapes. You arrange and assemble them, carefully constructing your masterpiece brick by brick. The reward for your stick-to-itiveness might be a car, a castle, or a character from your favorite movie. It could be a dinosaur, a donut shop, or a detailed replica of the International Space Station. Now imagine you had something else to show for your efforts…a paycheck!
That's all in a day's work for LEGO model designers. These creative professionals earn a living by playing with the popular plastic construction toys. They develop the designs for the LEGO sets sold around the world, from simple products for young kids to monumental challenges for collectors. Open any LEGO box and you can see the results of hundreds of choices made by designers. They decide on the shapes, sizes, colors, and quantities of the pieces and how they fit together.
But not all their creations are destined to be packaged in a box and sold from store shelves. Designers also get to make the models used in LEGO movies, as well as plan and construct the miniature metropolises and larger-than-life figures at LEGOLAND theme parks. Imagine getting paid to build an 8-foot (2.4-meter) sculpture of Batman out of LEGO bricks. Now that's a dream job with super fun benefits!
Designers use their imaginations and problem-solving skills to turn ideas into reality, staying involved from conception to production. To develop a design, they use both hands-on and digital techniques. They might begin by settling down with a bunch of bricks, trying out different ideas and combinations. Once they've put together a workable physical model, they recreate their design virtually using animation software.
What kind of education and experience do you need to land this gig? Many LEGO model designers studied 3-D (three-dimensional) arts or architecture in college. But the ability to transform a pile of plastic pieces into a masterful model is essential. That means one of the best ways to prepare for this job is to spend a lot of time…playing with LEGO! If you like to while away hour after hour up to your elbows in those beloved bricks, you could be building a strong foundation for a career.
For LEGO model designers, creativity is key, so if you're interested in going pro, think outside the box. It's great to be able to follow the directions to build a packaged model. But coming up with your own creations can be even more constructive. The company suggests that would-be designers start by using LEGO bricks to copy real-world objects, then move on to envisioning fantastical creations fresh from their own imaginations.
Need some inspiration to build on? The LEGO Group's website LEGO Ideas (ideas.lego.com) is a hub for dedicated LEGO fans of all ages. Kids, teens, and AFOLs (Adult Fans of LEGO) can share their creations with other LEGO enthusiasts. They can take part in activities and challenges and enter contests to win prizes, including LEGO sets, shopping sprees, or even trips. So even if you're not ready to put together a plan for a career as a LEGO model designer, there are still some ways to play with these cool construction toys for fun and profit!

What is this Article mainly about?

A.The miniature metropolises and larger-than-life figures at LEGOLAND theme parks, including the 8-foot (2.4 meter) sculpture of Batman
B.The different LEGO sets that are sold around the world, from simple products to monumental challenges for collectors
C.The creative professionals who earn a living designing LEGO sets, making models for LEGO movies, and planning and constructing LEGOLAND figures.
D.The education and experience needed to land a gig as a LEGO model designer, including the study of 3-D (three-dimensional) arts or architecture in college

Choose the best way to punctuate a pause in speech.

a. The score after six innings--if she remembered correctly was 4 to 1.

b. The score after six innings--if she remembered correctly, was 4 to 1.

c. The score after six innings...if she remembered correctly was 4 to 1.

d. The score after six innings, if she remembered correctly, was 4 to 1.

Choose the BEST way to indicate an omission.

a. Competing in the Olympics, what an amazing experience, that would be.

b. Competing in the Olympics...what an amazing experience, that would be.

c. Competing in the Olympics...what an amazing experience that would be.

d. Competing in the Olympics--what an amazing experience--that would be.

3) Which BEST describes the underlined group of words?
After we do our homework, we can sit around and recite poetry.
A) It is a prepositional phrase acting like an adverb.
B) It is a prepositional phrase acting like an adjective.
C) It is a dependent (subordinate) clause acting like an adverb.
D) It is a dependent (subordinate) clause acting like an adjective.

What attacked Stanley on the way back to camp and was shot by mr.sir?
A)A purple centipede
B)A yellow spotted lizard
C)A blue speckled fern

Where had zero been camping out?
A)under the boat, Mary Lou
B)in a desert oasis
C)inside of a hole he’d dug

Can someone write a story for me with this pic prompt because I don't know what to write, make sure it's 2 pages long.

Which revision best corrects the shift in verb voice?
Podcasy performed with the ballet, and tours were arranged for her by Columbia Artists.

a. Podcasy has performed, and tours have been arranged for her.
b. Podcasy performed with the ballet, and tours have been arranged for her by Columbia Artists.
c. Podcasy performed with the ballet, and Columbia Artists arranged tours for her.
d. Podcasy was performed with the ballet, and tours happened.